| Golden flowers are California poppies. in 1811, they were reported as a source of food for native Americans |
| Typical of mountain valley roads, a stream is followed |
| Scenic pit stop |
| Next stop - Yosemite |
| Coit Tower on Telegraph Hill is a 210-foot (64 m) tower in the Telegraph Hill neighborhood of San Francisco, California |
| The Transamerica Pyramid is the tallest skyscraper in the San Francisco skyline |
| Building with plenty of glass |
| there werre several of these buildings on sharp corners |
| SF City Hall |
| don't know what this is, but check out the power lines for street cars and trollies |
| Beth with Saint Francis of Assisi friar, priest, and founder of Franciscan Order |
| Welcome to the Japanese Tea Garden, the oldest public Japanese garden in the United States located inside Golden Gate Park in San Francisco, California. |
| In the garden |
| Alcatraz - 1.5 mole in 50F water. Once thought impossible due to sharks and currents. Hundreds now do it each September. |
| Golden Gate Bridge from north |
| On the Golden Gate Bridge |
| how it looks on the bridge. Ishot this and a few of the other photos down the bus isle from about halfway back on the bus. |
| Old style trolly carscars |
| How's this for souvenir/gift store? |
| Looking at you with the Redwoods. Redwoods need the foggy natural environment of the area. |
| Plenty of big ones, but check the one ahead compared to the width of the road beside it |
| Saw a few vineyards along Rt 128 toward Sedona |
| Small winery. You can probably tell this is a low light photo. Next stop San Fanciness |
| View from Gold Beach Resort |
| We saw a fair number of folks hiking the Oregon Coast Trail. Wiki has a rood article about it. |
| A little of the trail is paved |
| but mostly like this - only steeper |
| Boardman State Park had rocks like these |
| and natural bridges |
| View from Klamath River Overlook. Seals and other water mammals may be seen |
| Other side of lower klamath River |
| Made it to redwoods |